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JAMB 2020 Result Checking Problems and Solutions

Are you among the candidates having issues or problems checking their results? If you have been unable to see your 2020 JAMB result, this post is for you.You must know that at this time, the only method JAMB has provided for candidates to check their results is the Text/SMS method. 
However, we believe that they are already aware that some candidates are unable to check their results using that method. So we believe that they will definitely make provision for such candidates to either check results via the board’s website with their registration numbers or the candidates’ profiles.
So candidates having issues checking their results are advised to exercise a bit of patience as they would be able to check theirs soon unless yours is among the ones withheld for various irregularities.

Solution To Result Checking Issues

1. Ensure the Phone number you are using to send RESULT to 55019 must be the one you provided during JAMB registration. If you have lost the Phone number or SIM and do not mind the stress of going through the SIM retrieval process, you can go ahead to retrieve the line and then use it to send the message.
2. Ensure the format of the SMS is RESULT to 55019. Note that the result must be in capital letter and it must be spelt “result” and not “results”
3. For those that have issues due to the network they are using, we understand that the network providers especially Airtel and GLO are working to resolve the issue. A candidate contacted Airtel customer care line and was duly informed that the problem has been noted and hopefully will be resolved soon.
Meanwhile, we are going to monitor and know when JAMB has enabled their portal or candidates’ profile for the checking of the result. You can check this post to know when it has been enabled.

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